H510i - CA-H510i-BR - Compact ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Vertical GPU Mount - Tempered Glass Side Panel - Integrated RGB Lighting - Black/Red

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The rear panel that swings open like a door is genius, a million times better than the typical slide-on approach. There's plenty of room for cable routing, and even guides so you can keep it all looking neat. There's enough room on the front side to fit a very tall cooler (DRP4 or NH-D15), it also fits full size ATX motherboards (surprisingly hard to find a case that meets those two requirements and isn't super expensive). The colored metal bar in the front of the case is a great place to hide cables and keep everything looking neat. The removable front fan/rad mount makes mounting an AIO or fans incredibly easy. The thumb screws on the front glass and rear panel are both captive so you don't have to worry about losing them, which is miles ahead of most other cases I've used. There's also plenty of pass-throughs around the motherboard tray for routing all of your cabling, like your CPU power or Front Panel connector wires. Very few things I didn't like actually: The "AI Powered Fan Controller" didn't make sense to me at first, if you're having an issue with it, make sure you have a fan plugged into the #1 connector on the chain or else it runs the fans at 100% and doesn't allow any adjustment in the software. I initially was going to just take out the fan controller, but it's actually kinda nice now that I've figured out the connector situation. Cleans up the cable situation up front, handles the case LEDs, the software isn't terrible, and allows you to plug in more fans without buying splitters (if your board doesn't have enough headers). I only have a handful of complaints: It really should come with one more fan honestly. Airflow in the case is fine if you're running mid-tier to lower end components, but it's not enough with the two stock fans once you throw in higher powered components. The front intake is on the side of the case, which looks super clean and cool, but there's not much airflow going on. Also make sure your motherboard has a 3.1 Gen2 connector on it if you want to use the front USB-C port, if not you'll need an adapter Overall, great case, would recommend. However if you don't need the fan controller, vertical GPU mounting capabilities, or the lights, I'd save the money and go with the regular H510

the front panel come with 1 usb 3.0, 1 usb 3.2 type c, the 3.2 type c will go to mother board with type E, not many mid range mother board have it, at least my B550 doesnt have, so make sure first. Add: warning to whoever using NZXT Cam software, it may cause system freeze; the fan speed control via CAM, there is 1-100 speed, however, 20 and 30% actually have no difference, so there maybe only 3 speed stages, would rather connect fan to mb. the led strip compatible only to the hub, not any mb, and it is different from the market that sold seperately, cannot do expansion or replace. in my view, i series is a joke thanks to the "smart device" and terrible CAM, but the case is good, just save some bucks for non-i.

Amazing construction, beautiful looks, and outstanding value. This thing has it all. Solid frame and shell made of steel. Glass panel is perfect, and easily/safely removed with 1 screw. PSU shroud, vertical mount, easy cable management, many, many extras like zip ties and headphone splitter are INCLUDED! Comes with 2x pre-installed ARGB strips, and 2x120mm fans. All already connected to the fan/light hub, which connects to the USB2.0 and controlled by an application from NZXT. Looks beautiful, and works even with 10 year old mobos. The only thing, is you cant use the USB-C port without a USB 3.2 gen 2 connection (you can buy a pci card to add one if you dont have one). If you want a big, beautiful and easy to set up case, this is one of the best. DO IT!

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